Author Aneeqah Naeem '20 MD'24

Aneeqah Naeem '20 MD'24

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Christiana Prucnal presented her research on acute pulmonary embolism at the 2018 annual meeting of the Society of Critical Care Medicine.

August 2019 0

Experience That Counts

A med student’s background in nursing informs her award-winning research to help pulmonary embolism patients.

Faculty

Chris Demas MD’21 started playing the violin in fourth grade.

December 2018 0

Note-worthy Performance

The Providence Medical Orchestra holds its first concert this Saturday.

Faculty

On "Radio Maternoinfantil," a new show on Latino Public Radio, two Warren Alpert medical students answer questions about maternal-child health.

February 2018 0

Live on the Air

Med students turn to Spanish-language radio to address listeners’ health care concerns.

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  According to Assoc. Prof. Francesca Beaudoin, a new @CDCgov study shows “there is a real but very modest benefit to the bivalent vaccine among people who have already been vaccinated, who are healthy and who show up” for shots. More on this research: ow.ly/l2A450LYYzP pic.twitter.com/ZGkq6Iv69y
  
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  .@Brown_Emergency Resident @AnitaKnopov is one of many here at Brown leading the way to incorporate firearm-related education into the Medical School's curriculum. Why she and many others feel this training should be used to educate doctors nationwide: ow.ly/yEus50LYJVs
  
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  Congratulations to Dr. Elizabeth Francis on this amazing accomplishment! twitter.com/NCICCR_MOS/sta…
  
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  "Nearly 45% of obstetrics and gynecology residencies are located in states that are likely to outlaw abortions, if they have not already done so," @the_herald reads. How the Dobbs decision is impacting med students who no longer have access to training: ow.ly/MiAZ50LXUpp
  
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  “Students always learn to ask about things like alcohol use and sexual history, and we also want to help make it natural to ask about firearm safety,” says Emergency Medicine Resident Anita Knopov.Knopov is one of many here at Brown leading the way to further incorporate firearm-related education into the Medical School's curriculum.Why she feels this unique instruction should be expanded on a national scale: ... See MoreSee Less
  
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  Assistant Professors Emily Gathright and Carly Goldstein co-authored a study that finds evaluating a person's psychological stress can help gauge their risk of cardiovascular disease.They say the screening process doesn't have to be complicated either.Find out how a few questions can lead to big change: ... See MoreSee Less
  
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  "Nearly 45% of obstetrics and gynecology residencies are located in states that are likely to outlaw abortions, if they have not already done so," a recent article in The Brown Daily Herald reads. Beyond the Ocean State, the ripple effects of the Dobbs decision is being felt not only by patients seeking abortions but by medical students who may no longer have access to quality training.“I have concerns (that) in five years, in 10 years, in 20 years,” Professor Benjamin Brown said, “a person who needs abortion care … is going to have someone sitting across the room from them who is not well-trained and who cannot provide that care.”Hear from experts like Brown, Associate Professor Mindy Sobota, and even the perspective of a medical student in Texas who chose to stay anonymous for fear of repercussion on this issue: ... See MoreSee Less
  
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